Gen Squeeze's Hard Truths brings you the untold story about why basic life milestones – like owning a home, raising a family, and living on a habitable planet – are slipping out of reach for younger Canadians and explores how we can make this country work more fairly for all generations. Learn more at https://www.gensqueeze.ca/
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessNon-Profit |
We spoke with journalist Michelle Cyca about one of the hardest truths we grapple with (and which gets us a lot of hate mail). Skyrocketing home prices have made many older Canadian homeowners rich, while making housing unaffordable for younger gener... more
David Coletto has had his finger on the pulse of Canadian public opinion for well over a decade, as the founder and CEO of Abacus Data and author of the inFocus newsletter. He shares insights into how generational inequality is playing out in our hou... more
Millennial Mayor Natasha Salonen of Wilmot, Ontario, made national news last summer: she can't afford to live in the small, rural town she leads. Besides showcasing how younger Canadians are being priced out of their hometowns, Mayor Salonen also rem... more
Better balancing our time at work and our time at home has long been a centrepiece of our family policy solutions. So in this episode, Paul and Megan spoke with Joe O'Connor, a leader in the work-time reduction movement. more
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Changing attitudes around density and recognition of one’s privilege is hardly a template for increased affordability. more
This is hands down my favourite podcast. I’ve been sharing episodes with my baby boomer parents to help educate them…they mostly get defensive, and still point fingers that we (millennials) don’t manage our money well. We have a long way to go but research like this, with glaring evidence-based facts, helps our conversations. Please keep it up! I’d love to hear an episode about the impacts of the universal childcare program and the current shortage of daycares and day care providers, along with ... more
Might give it another listen if they bring back Sean Speer
Thanks for all the hard work. Great first episode.
All of us (young, older, and even more senior) are faced with many big issues — economic, climate-related, polarized views, systemic biases, etc. All of them can really be “rolled into” one overarching topic — find out in this three-minute video.
Apple Podcasts | #48 | Canada/Business/Non-Profit |
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